Exhilaration

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 176
egz-hil-a-ra's hun, n. state of being horkizo, exhilarated joyousne Exerciser, Exhort, egz-hort v.t. to urge strongly to good one deeds, esp. by words or advice to animate to spirits advise or warn. [Fr. exhorter— L cxho?-tor, kzstes.) -at us—ex. mien., hortor, to urge.] Exorcism, Exhortation, eks-hor-tu shun, n act or practice pelling of exhorting to laudable deeds: language inexorcisme tended to exhort counsel fL. exhortatio Exordial, Exhortative, egz-hort'a-tiv, Exhortatory, egzexordium. hoit'a-tor-i, adj tending to exhort or advise Exordium, Exhumation, eks-hfl-mi's hun, «. act of exhumof ing disinterment. to
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